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The Weekly Florists^ Review. 



November 24, 1904. 



THE LITTLE WHITE FLY. 



J'lc;isi' tell me liow to rid my fuchsias 

 <']■ the .small, white Uy. I have dipped tlie 

 pli.iits ill uarm Muter, temperature of 110 

 In Il'iJ (lejrrees, but it did little ffood. 

 I use (nl.;u-co dust freely. Please tell 

 me what to do to clean them out. 



W. H. F. 



Wo iunc so far escaped this little pest, 

 liut have seen it in all its glory at some 

 neighbor's not many miles away. It may 

 have its favorite food plants but lliey 

 will go for almost any plant when llicv 

 ^ei numerous in a house. iObaceo seems 

 useless in any form. We believe thrro is 

 only one method to exterminate these 

 creatures, viz.. hydrocyanic acid gas. Now 

 it hajipens that'jNIr. Croydon, under the 

 veirctalile department in a recent Re- 

 V!i:\v. lias fiiven the identical formula 

 that we liave been usiiiy for the past two 

 or throi' yrars and which he truly says 

 v.-ill deslrny all kinds of aphis and this 

 white lly. in fa.t anything that has 

 lungs. It is abs(diite]y'^ harmless to the 

 jdants if carefully handled. It is simply 

 this: One pint sulphuric acid, one pint 

 water and two and .-i half ounces of cya- 

 nide. This quantity for 2,000 cubic feet 

 "1 air space. Kor other particulars read 

 -Mr. Croydon on jiage llMS, XovcmOer 10. 



W. S. 



Tii?; advcrtiseinent in the Ekview did 

 the business on the geranium cuttings. — 

 \y. II. .loxES, Lorain. O. 



Chrysanthemum f\^^. 



White Fitzwygram. Opah.Willowbrook. 5c each. 

 Monrovia. Omega, Robinson, Halliday. Jerome 

 Jones, Yellow Jones, Mrs. Weeks Appleton, Bon- 

 nalTon, Timotliy Katon, Yellow Katon, Mrs. Per- 

 rin, Marion Newell. 8c each. Marie LiRcr. Mal- 

 colm Laniond, Mile. Douillet. Viviand-Morel, Fee 

 du Champsuur. <iolden Wedding. White Bon- 

 nafTon. White Maud Dean, Ida Barwood. Baden 

 Powell. Mrs. Chamberlain, Silver Queen, Tail- 

 ored Hastet, Lily Mountford. (". .(. .Salter, Mrs 

 Coombes, Nellie Pockett, Mrs. T. W. Pockett, 15c 

 each. Diodcrich, Globosa Alba, Lord Hopctouu, 

 Ethclyn, Percy PlumridKe. Harrv PlumridBC, 

 Leila Filkins. lUn Wells, 25c each. 



PERKS— Boston Ferns. 2M-\\\.. $:..f)0 per 100; 

 3-in.. 8c: 4-iii., 15c; 5-iii, 2.'>c; 6in, 50c: Tin, $1.00. 

 Sin. $1.25. 



Plersonl— 2>^-in, Sc. Cash or C < >. D. 



W. J. & M, S. VESEY, 

 FORT WSYNE, IND. 



Mention The Rerlew whep yon write. 



New Hardy Annual 



The Gold Medal carmine flowered tobacco 

 plant. Silver Medal Mass. Hort. Society, Boston, 

 Nov. 3. 1904. 



Nicotiana Sanderae 



Seeds in original packets from all 

 seedsmen throughout the United States. 

 Gold Medal London, 190?. Gold Medal Royal 

 Horticultural Society of England, 1904. First- 

 class Certificate and Barksian Medal bv 24 mem- 

 bers Floral Committee K. H. S. 



Particulars, colored illustrations, etc., from 



SANDER & SONS, St. Albans, England. 



Wholesale agents for the United States; 



H. A. Dreer, 714 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia Pa. 



J. M.Thorbum&Co., 36 CortlandtSt.. New York. 



Vaughan's Seed Store, Chicago and New York. 



Mention The Review when yoo write. 



MERSTBAM YELLOW. 



Score(1.90 points October Ist. 



The finest early yellow Chrysanthemum in sight. 



50c each; $3.00 per doz.; $35.00 per 100. 

 Order Vow for January delivery, 



CHARLES H. TOTTY, Madison, N. J. 



The King of all Carnations, the New Scarlet Seedling 



ROBERT CRAIG (WARD) 



Has been Awarded the fohfowing honors I 

 PRELIMINARY CERTIFICATE.. American Carnation Society 



SPECIAL DIPLOMA American Institute of New York 



First-class Certificate of Merit Mass. Horticultural Society 



" «♦ «« Penn. *• ** 



" ** " New York Florists* Club 



Craig- Cup for the best undisseniinated seedling Philadelphia 



G. Hartnian Kuhn Special Prize, 



for best undissemiuated seedlingr Philadelphia 



The largest, strongest stemmed, most vigorous, healthiest growing, most fragrant, and 

 the best FANCY COMMERCIAL SCARLET CARNATION produced to date. Ranks with En- 

 chantress and Fiancee, having defeated the latter varibty in all competitions at Philadelphia. 



The Ideal Christmas Carnation. 



AN ENORMOUS BLOOM. 



Just the color of the Christmas Holly Berry. An easy doer; anybody can grow if 

 Having already entered orders for IDO.OoO cuttings for delivery season of 1906, we are still 

 booking orders subject to buyer's cancellation if dissatisfied with variety at anytime up to 

 December 1, 19C5. 



PRICES : $2.50 per doz.; $12 per 100; $100 per 1000. 



2600 lots at $95 per 1000; 5000 lots at $90 per 1000. 



10000 lots or more at $80 per 1000. Send your orders early to 



C. W. WARD, Originator, ^'ffo^^^ot^r Queens, H. Y. 



Mention The Review when you write. 



RICHMOND GEM 



THE FINEST 



COMMERCIAL SCARLET 



Ever Introduced. 



PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY. 

 SEND FOR CIRCULAR. 



Per Hundred.... 910.00 

 Per Thousand.. 76. OO 



B. K. & B. FLORAL GO. 



RICHMOND, mo. 



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RED SPORT 



The New "Bread 

 and Butter" 



RED 



CARNATION. 



If you are interested in a commercial red that 

 there is money in. read our half page "AD" in 

 Nov. 10 issue of The Florists' Review, page, 12S2. 



WE HAVE THE "REAL THING." 



AD riAlflC 9 Cnil C*rnation Spiclalltii, 

 • D. UAYlO ttoUllt PURCELLTILLK, ?A. 



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Chrysanthemam plants 



Opal and Polly Rose 5c each 



Monrovia, Alice Byron, C. . I. Salter lOc each 



$1.00 per dozen. 



Cheltoni.Wm. Duckham. Dr. Enguehard, 15c each 

 (1.50 per dozen. 



Larchmont Nurseries, Larchmont. N. Y. 



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I DO not think anyone can carry on 

 the florist business to the best success 

 without tho Review. — Max Sciikeiber, 

 :\rcDonal(1, Pa. 



STRONG, FIELD-GROWN MUMS! 



STOCK PLANTS. 



Estelle, Glory of Pacific, Robinson, Bassett, 

 Kalb, 10 cents each: $1.00 per doz.; $7.00 per 100. 



A. HAUGE, 



BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA. 



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CHRYSANTHEMUMS 



STOCK PLANTS NOW READY. 



LARGE, STRONG AND HEALTHY. 



Olory Pacific, Polly Bose, Willowbrook, 

 Ivory, Pink Ivory, $1.00 per dozen: $6.00 

 per 100. Monrovia, Sobt. Halliday, $1.00 

 per dozen; $7.00 per 100. 



Engagements solicited for rooted carnation cut- 

 tings. Delivery January 1st and later. 



H. WEBEB at SOVS, - OAKLAND, MB. 

 Mention The Review when yog write. 



I ENCLOSE a dollar for renewal of my 

 subscription ; it is worth several times 

 that sum to me each year. — Jesse P. 

 King, Mt. Airy, Md. 



